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Concealing income is never a sustainable solution and can lead to life-altering consequences. Responsible tax compliance protects your business’s reputation and future. If you have concerns about your tax situation, consult a tax professional promptly. Addressing issues proactively is the key to avoiding costly legal battles and preserving your business.
For anyone planning significant noncash charitable donations, this case emphasized the importance of scrupulous recordkeeping and strict adherence to IRS rules.
Multiple reports have emerged from the New York bar exam at Hofstra University, where a female candidate—identified by some sources as a…
The Tax Court’s decision affirms the IRS’s original deficiency determination and penalties against Adrienne Mennemeyer for the 2018 tax year. The ruling reinforces taxpayers’ obligations to maintain proper records, timely file returns, and accurately report all sources of income.
Atty. Orlando R. Dizon is now officially practicing trademark law before the United States Patent and Trademark Office. He assists with navigating complex trademark applications, conducting searches to ensure brand availability, and aggressively defending trademarks against infringement.
The Tax Court concluded that the IRS did not demonstrate that a valid Notice of Deficiency was mailed to Cano’s last known address. As a result, the petition was untimely, and the case was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
Zaimes v. Commissioner of IRS underscores the importance of understanding IRS mailing rules and deadlines to avoid unexpected penalties.
An S-corporation isn’t a separate legal entity; rather, it’s a tax status that can be elected for an LLC or corporation. For many small business owners, a single-member LLC serves as the most relevant example. When you form a single-member LLC, it is automatically treated as a disregarded entity for tax purposes. This means that your business income passes through to Schedule C on your personal return, and you won’t need to file a separate business return. However, you can choose to be taxed as either a C-corporation or an S-corporation.
Overview International Criminal Courts (ICCs) are pivotal in the global justice system, serving as mechanisms to hold individuals accountable for war crimes,…
Medical Supply Classification There’s important information you should know about how adult diapers are classified for tax purposes. Your adult diapers can…